executive-marketing

Guides go-to-market, positioning, channel, and funnel decisions using customer evidence and channel economics.

3|Updated Jul 28, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/marcmarti9/agentit --skill executive-marketing-marcmarti9
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Skill: executive-marketing
Source: https://github.com/marcmarti9/agentit/tree/main/skills/executive-marketing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/marcmarti9/agentit --skill executive-marketing-marcmarti9

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Marketing teams often chase activity metrics and copy competitor tactics without connecting spend to revenue. This Skill structures executive marketing decisions around a specific customer behavior and economic result, so positioning, channel allocation, and launch sequencing are grounded in evidence rather than dashboards. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Positioning Before Tactics: Builds positioning statements covering best-fit customer, replaced alternative, differentiated value, and credible proof before any channel spend. - Funnel and Channel Economics: Maps the full path from reach to retention, evaluating marginal CAC, payback, attribution confidence, and saturation per channel instead of blended averages. - Launch Sequencing and Retention Analysis: Stages launches from design partners to wide release and inspects cohort retention, expansion, and churn to separate product problems from channel problems. - Use Case: A startup with rising CAC asks whether to scale paid ads. The Skill walks through ICP clarity, funnel bottleneck identification, and per-channel payback analysis, concluding whether to cut spend, fix onboarding, or run a bounded experiment. ## Quick Start Use the executive-marketing skill to evaluate whether our current channel mix and positioning can reach our target CAC payback, and recommend a prioritized sequence of experiments.

Frequently Asked Questions about executive-marketing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I decide which marketing channels to invest in?▼

Evaluate each channel on customer presence and intent, expected reach and conversion, marginal CAC and contribution, speed to learning, scalability, and attribution confidence. Cut or redesign channels whose economics cannot credibly reach the target payback, and avoid relying on blended CAC averages that hide losses.

How to write a positioning statement before launching campaigns?▼

A useful positioning statement identifies who the product is best for, what alternative it replaces, the differentiated value, credible proof, and the category context that makes the value understandable. Do not compensate for weak positioning by multiplying channels or content volume.

Should I prioritize brand marketing or demand generation?▼

Treat brand and demand as different investment horizons. Demand activity should connect to near-term pipeline and revenue evidence, while brand is a deliberate longer-horizon bet on conversion, pricing power, and salience. Constrained companies should know which spend pays back now.

When should a company do a big product launch?▼

Prefer staged learning when product or message is unproven: internal alpha, design partners, measured beta, then wider launch once core assumptions survive evidence. A big launch cannot rescue weak retention or an unclear customer problem.

Why is my marketing growing traffic but not revenue?▼

This usually means the binding constraint is downstream: weak positioning, a broken conversion step, or poor retention. Map the full funnel from reach to repeat purchase, inspect cohort retention and churn, and pair with product analysis when the issue is value or onboarding rather than channel quality.